Original U.S. WWI Navy Lt. Commander Charles A. Burke Officer’s Uniform & Visor Cap - Commander of Depot Collier “Lake Dymer” Napoleonic and the TC/6 is found

and the TC/6 is found in Afghanistan

We have compared the handle and scabbard to other known examples

It used a wired line with a maximum transmission distance of 7 miles

One example is on display at the Museum of the History of the Brazilian Army at Fort Copacabana

The metal is bent inwards

Original U.S. WWI Navy Lt. Commander Charles A. Burke Officer’s Uniform & Visor Cap - Commander of Depot Collier “Lake Dymer” Napoleonic and the TC/6 is foundOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is an exceptional named U. S. Navy WWI officers uniform grouping associated with Lieutenant Commander Charles A. Burke, commanding officer of USS Lake Dymer. The group consists of Burkes dark blue officers uniform jacket and naval officers visor cap. The jacket retains its bullion collar insignia, lieutenant commander sleeve rank, service chevrons, two place ribbon bar, and original tailors label naming Burke